PORA Zimbabwe

20/04/2026

We are thrilled to welcome Admire Chatiza to the PORA board as Trustee and to our Finance and Governance Committee. Admire brings 25 years of international financial services experience, specializing in governance, operational risk, and audit. Notably, Admire's journey began in Zimbabwe, where he earned his Bachelor of Accountancy Honours Degree before starting his career with Deloitte. His extensive expertise in providing independent challenge and financial stewardship will be instrumental in ensuring PORA’s robust, future-ready governance as we continue to support ARC.

26/03/2026

This Women’s Month we’re celebrating Nakai Neruwanda who runs **eclinic’s clinic in Gokwe. She’s radiant in her dedication and commitment to helping survivors

26/11/2025

Step inside the world of Silo, the hit show on Apple TV.

Win 2 VIP passes for an exclusive set visit, including behind-the-scenes access to filming locations and production areas, plus the chance to meet me and the other cast members.
You also win an overnight stay in a local hotel.

By entering, you’ll be helping fund life-saving medico-legal and psychological support for survivors of r**e and sexual violence.

To enter, go to uwin.co.uk

Let’s end gender-based violence!

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13/11/2025

Our Chair Chipo Chung organised a soft toy raiser at a local elementary school in London. Each child brought in a beautiful used toy to send to Zimbabwe and over 200 were collected. 40% of the Adult R**e Clinic’s clients are under 12 years old and toys are important sensory aids in healing trauma

29/10/2025

As Black History Month comes to a close in the UK, the PORA Trustees celebrate ARC’s Director Maceline Mukwamba:

Maceline is the Director of the Adult R**e Clinic (ARC) in Zimbabwe, where she leads with courage and compassion. With degrees covering Nursing Education, Monitoring and Evaluation, Biostatistics and Epidemiology, and a Master’s in Public Policy and Development Management, her expertise spans both the clinical and policy sides of public health.

She has dedicated her career to advancing sexual and reproductive health, raising awareness about gender-based violence, and supporting survivors in a society that too often silences them. Even during ARC’s most financially difficult periods, Maceline chose to stay - working for significantly less than she deserved — simply because she believed so strongly in the organisation’s mission and the people it serves. Her journey - from nurse educator to public health leader - reflects her unwavering resilience and purpose.

What inspires us most is her ability to give so much of herself to her work, not out of obligation, but out of conviction. In her own words: “There is no excuse for r**e and no one has ever asked to be violated.”

Maceline’s courage and compassion are a reminder that change begins with those who refuse to look away.

21/10/2025

12/09/2025

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28/08/2025

This is PORA. Zimbabwean diasporans getting together to support the **eclinic and their fight against Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) at the Spring Connector, earlier this year. Thanks for hosting and helping us raise over £12,000 for ARC’s clinic in Gokwe.

Photos by Daniel Lewis